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Skill ronniepinnell/casper/collection/meta-and-tooling/code

Build/fix features with test-first development, review, and doc sync.From its SKILL.md

Install
npx -y skills add ronniepinnell/casper --skill code

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SKILL.md

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/code — Build/Fix Features

Enters CODE mode. Structured implementation with TDD, review, and doc sync.

What Happens

  1. Load context: Read {plan_file}, relevant specs, CLAUDE.md coding rules
  2. Plan: Enter plan mode, identify files to change, get Operator approval
  3. Implement: Write tests first, then code, following .agents/reference/code_modularization.md
  4. Review: Launch code-reviewer + compliance-checker agents
  5. Doc sync: Update docs per config/doc_mappings.json mappings
  6. On /done: Commit, verify gates pass

Team Mode (if CLAUDE_CODE_EXPERIMENTAL_AGENT_TEAMS is set)

Lead Dev + Test Writer + Reviewer + Doc Sync agent.

Fallback Mode (if env var not set)

Sequential subagent calls:

  1. Specialized agent (etl-specialist, dashboard-developer, etc.) for implementation
  2. code-reviewer agent for review
  3. compliance-checker agent for CLAUDE.md adherence
  4. Doc sync in main context

Gate References

  • Gate 2 (pre-commit): Validates any generated prompts
  • Gate 3 (honesty): Verifies claims match actual output

Judgment weave (see /judgment)

  • Bug fixes: run /altitude before coding — land the fix at the cause's layer, not the symptom's.
  • Before claiming done: run /refute on your own completion claim.

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Just SKILL.md. No reference files, no scripts.

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